Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. MARCH. 1s. 1887.

Mr. John P. Cum IS reported to be seriously i'll at San Bernardlno' Oai'
 Hon. NJ. W. Stewart, of Wilcox, IS ID the city.
 Mir. L. Ephraim, of Nogales, is ID the city on court business.
 Messrs. Hartt & Weigle have recently soId a claim near the Frlole mlne ID the Santa Ritss, for S4,OOO.
 The Texas legislature has imposed tax of $50 per year on live stock orok- CTS in that state,
 Born. in this city, on March 10, st o'clock p. n., to the wife of MT, Ramon Soto, son.
 Nr. H.J. Davls, of Wilcox, one ot the solid stockmen of that section, IS ID tue city. When the sun came out from oehlnu the clouds to-day 1t warmed up 'Ne footstool enough 70 suIt hotten'O''
 Mir. Al. Rieheson, of the Silver hlnS hotel in Florence, Is in the cI'y Anu "A-' remain few days.
 MT. Eugene Cadotte, of Florence; IS spending a few days ID the ci'y. at Cadotte owns a livery aud teeu 7'"o'0 ." Florence.
 Messrs. Dana Harmon, W. W, VII hams and F. u. Goodwin were electeu TO serve until Easter in the organlzatlon of the Episcopal church Tuesday pign-
 The remains to the main street water | mains make the water served ID me northern portion of the city someWhst muddy. Nessrs. Hartt & Weigle are shipping | very high grade ore from their frllole mine in the San RitRs, carload oi | which gave them & return Of So,eUOs | short time ago.
 Treasurer J. s. Wood says the delIn- ,,nent tax list this year does not amount | to sncb large aggregate as that of the ,ost several years. The taxes have been | maid m pretty closely, even upen prop | critics not considered very valuable.
 Mr. R. II. Paul Is in from the Colum b;a sneIter. The work of getting ore | bss haen going on quite slowly for some | time owing to the scarcity of pack anI- ynpIs When the smelter does start up | enouch ore will be on hand to keep It going for some months.
 The railroad boys have organized q brass band with fifteen pieces The neT instruments arrived week ago iahd tne ,namber. are meeting for practice as or +aD as their pursuits will permit. A few | of tbpm are beginners and 1t will require | acme time for them to become pro- ficient.
 Mr.P. NJ. Robertson does not take the | place of NIr. Hardy at the San Xavier Hotel in the sense that the Star of this morning seemed 10 indicate. MT. Hardy resigned two days ago to accept another situation ID town.
 The Iate rains have helped the San Pedro range and the cattle are begInn- Ipg to improve. A portion Of that coun- fry is 0yerstolked and some of the ranch | CTS will have to dispose of a portion Of | thelr increase gs matter of selt-pEo- ! tectlon. It is spledid cattle country. 1 but 1t should not be o7ercrowded.- Florence Enterprise
 Wells. Fargo E Co, have resumed | their money order department, and VIII now sell orders Gt nearly all agencies ID 1 the United States st very low rates. l This convenience allows the transmits sion of money to many points not sup
 
 and the plan affords many other conven l fences over the postal money order sys- tenn.
 A sad, painful accident happened to the little four year daughter of Mir. koh- Ter, at their residence on Seventh street, near Stafford yesterday, through the ac- cideutal falling of window sash on the little ones finger, the member was com pletly crushed and was smputsted at the first joint.-Epitaph,
 From O. B. BiOomer, who returned yes-erdav from Sonora, IL IS learned that there is now Tn course of construc- fion at the Trinidad mine, mill which the constructors guarantee to have crushing capacity of three hundred tons of rock per day. Rollers are used instead of stamps
 Somebody must anticipate tine speedy l opening of hostilIties In this section, 1 judEing from the chances they itOok ID 1 burglarizing the store Ot Messrs. Stevens q Hughes last Saturday night. They took away number of Winchester rifles and pistols of various kinds. But what good are firearms. anyway, if they won't go oifF
 Messrs. Kennedy, HeimanD and Gil bert are chloriding the Tiger mine at Riverside and have taken out nearly 6 carload of beautiful shipping ore. They | are drifting OF the pay streak Rt depth l of GO feet, and the ore body improves | steadily. It would not be R surprise If | the ore body should develop into an un- usally large and rich one. Some of the | prospects adjoining the Tiger also look | well Florence Enterprise.
 Hiram White, farmer, who lives at Taylor, Arizona. while riding m his wagon on Saturday last, accIdently dis charged his shot gun and received 8 terrible wound in the arm, the charge entering tho forearm and passing out through the elbow joint. Dr. Robinson was called from this city on Monday last. Amputstion was found necessary and was successfully performed, since which time We have nos heard from the unfortunate msn.-HolbroOk Critic
 Judge F. W. Gregg has bid hIs many friends m Tucson farewell, and will start tonight for Los Angeles to reside As q lawyer, Judge Gregg possesses very hlgh abilities, and Rs a gentleman, he is the peer of any man Tn the world. All his many friends in Tucson wish him prosperity and happiness in his new home.
 Bachelors hail is to be broken up. The retirement of Messrs. F. W. Gregg and A. NJ. Franklin has broken up its cohesive qualities and they will separate, each going sadly and tremblngly forth, unprotected and alone, into the inhos- pItable world, beset with bewltching smiles o' pretty lasses that may possibly lure them on to eternsl-hsppIness. Who knows?
 Mi. Lang. wholesale butcher of Los Angeles, was at the depot this morning with tram load of l50 steers, which are a part Of a purchase of 700 head from Hearst's ranch near DeminG. The Dlce paid for these animals was 2sl per pound gross. They were sll m good condition and stand the trip well. Mir. ". A. Scott. IT,. of the Pioneer h. surance agency. has sold the large double hOuse back of Judge Woods residence,